realize that the project is using Subversion for the src repository

now.  Still, a "CVS view" is still provided, and that's what I have

handy.
Anyway:  A colleague at work has an assignment to determine and plot the

growth in the various branches of code at work, and he started wondering

what a similar graph would be like for the FreeBSD src repository.
Since I keep a local CVS mirror on my desktop, I started a process to

loop through the defined tags for /usr/src/Makefile, and for each one,

create an appropriate CVS working directory, then run the tool my

colleague is using (misc/sloccount) agains that working directory,

saving the results in a tag-specific directory, then blowing away the

CVS working directory.
It's working backwards from HEAD, and is presently working on

RELENG_4_7_BP; it appears to be taking about 22 minutes per tag.
It would be convenient to be able to tie a timestamp to each tag -- any

suggestions?
I thought we might share the results once we have them.  Yes, I intend

to go back as far as CSRG.  :-}
(And yes, RELENG_6_4 and RELENG_6_4_BP were created last night.

I'll go back & take care of that, then RELENG_7_1 & RELENG_7_1_BP,

I expect.)
Peace,

david

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